The authorities of the South Korean capital, Seoul, announced that they had detected new garbage balloons, launched by North Korea for the tenth time in recent months. The Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement on Wednesday: The balloons appear to be heading towards the northern part of Gyeonggi Province surrounding Seoul, and advised residents not to touch the falling balloons and to report them to the army or police. North Korea has launched more than 3,000 garbage-laden balloons since late May, including about 500 on Sunday, in a move to reciprocate anti-Pyongyang leaflets sent by North Korean defectors and activists in the South. In response, South Korea resumed large-scale propaganda broadcasts over loudspeakers towards the North. Source: National Iraqi News Agency
King Abdullah II and Iraq’s Prime Minister Discuss Regional Cooperation in New York
New York:King Abdullah II of Jordan held a meeting with Iraq’s Prime Minister Ali Zaidi on Tuesday during the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
According to Jordan News Agency, the meeting was also attended by Crown Pri…